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Batch PDF Encryptor 1.2 was available as a giveaway on January 30, 2024!
Batch PDF Encryptor is a handy but powerful software tool designed to encrypt and restrict multiple PDF files in bulk, providing enhanced security features to safeguard your sensitive information. With its ability to add open passwords, set printing restrictions, and prohibit text copying, Batch PDF Encryptor offers a comprehensive solution for protecting your PDF documents.
The best feature of Batch PDF Encryptor is it can automatically generate different random open passwords for each PDF file simultaneously, and save these passwords in a password CSV file. So no matter you want to protect different levels of PDF sensitivity, or to make it easier to locking different PDFs for different people, Batch PDF Encryptor would be a good choice.
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/10/ 11 (x32/x64) & Windows Server
Publisher:
PDFZilla.comHomepage:
https://www.pdfzilla.com/batchpdfencryptor.htmlFile Size:
4.3 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Price:
$29.95
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Downloaded and installed fine.
But only the upper left part of the programs shows.
I can not register or run it.
Please advise on how to show the entire program window.
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Rick, what Windows version you are using?
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Rick, what screen resolution and scaling factor are you using? It appears center screen here under 32bit Vista 1440x900 no scaling.
TK
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Works under 32 bit Vista and should also work under XP and earlier back to NT4.0 though I have not tried it there, maybe someone with an active XP SP3 system can give it a try and report back here?
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